DocGo provides mobile healthcare services through a proprietary technology platform that enables remote patient monitoring, urgent care, and chronic condition management directly in patients' homes. This approach increases access to healthcare while reducing hospital admissions, addressing the need for convenient and personalized medical care.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Traditional healthcare models often require patients to travel to clinics or hospitals, leading to inconvenience, delays in care, and increased costs, especially for those with mobility issues or chronic conditions. Monitoring patients with chronic conditions can be challenging, requiring frequent in-person visits and potentially leading to delayed intervention.
Solution
DocGo provides a technology-enabled mobile healthcare service that delivers on-demand urgent care, preventive services, and chronic condition management directly to patients in their homes. Through a combination of a proprietary mobile app, a network of licensed medical professionals, and remote patient monitoring (RPM) technology, DocGo increases access to care, improves patient outcomes, and reduces the need for costly hospital visits. The platform facilitates house calls, virtual visits, and continuous monitoring of vital signs, enabling timely intervention and personalized care plans. DocGo partners with hospitals, health systems, communities, and payers to extend the reach of healthcare services and improve population health management.
Target Audience
DocGo serves patients seeking convenient, in-home healthcare services, as well as hospitals, health systems, physician practices, health plans, and communities aiming to improve access to care and manage population health.
Features
- Mobile app for booking on-demand house calls and telehealth appointments with real-time availability
- Remote patient monitoring (RPM) using connected devices to track vital signs and health data from home
- In-home urgent care services for a wide range of conditions, from cold and flu to gastrointestinal issues and UTIs
- Virtual care management (VCM) for patients with chronic conditions like diabetes, hypertension, COPD, and congestive heart failure
- Integration with insurance plans, including Medicare and Medicare Advantage, with self-pay options available
- Electronic health record (EHR) integration for seamless data sharing with primary care physicians
- Medical transportation services for patients requiring transport to medical facilities